Sienna Indian Restaurant in Windsor and Maidenhead

Friendly. Clean. Really good. Can’t account for older reviews. I understand maybe new management came in. Give it a try.

Under new management so thought we would try it out. FABULOUS new dishes and a FABULOUS new management team who make sure you have a brilliant dining experience. New wines on there way and if in doubt from previous trips, TRY IT AGAIN, you will not regret the experience at all - Peter

Was recommended by a family member and I wasn’t keen when I see the reviews however I had a main of lamb mince and lamb cubes jalfrezi hot which was lovely onion bhaji very nice rice and poppadums all good I wasn’t keen on the roti bread so I’m going again and will try the naan breads. All in all lovely staff and good food and good value so I will return.

We had an amazing first visit celebrating an 18th birthday! The staff was incredibly accommodating, letting us decorate with our own banner and arranging a fantastic birthday song. Their dedication to making the day special was impressive. The food was a delightful surprise, bursting with flavors, and the friendly staff and clean, vibrant atmosphere added to the joy. Grateful for such a wonderful experience! Looking forward to the next visit - keep up the fantastic work!

This venue has been a restaurant for many years now, and Indian, the Turkish now back to Indian. For some reason this new establishment has totally missed hitting all criteria applied to a successful restaurant. Staff useless, management, non-existent, and the food is worse of all. With Spices, Spice Village and best of all Amchur all nearby and significantly better there’s really no reason to eat here. Avoid at all cost.

We decided to try this new restaurant as a takeaway. Lamb Korma was not on the menu so we asked if they could do it, neither was saag pneer. They did it for us which was great. Sadly the food was delivered very late and was cold but worst of all the food was Really spicy and not what i expected of a korma. i have an allergy to chilli peppers and had a bad reaction ending up with me having to take medication . we ended up throwing it all away. It was very expensive too , popadums 2xkorma , 1 saag pneer 1 plain rice and 1 x lamb tilka stsrter was an eye watering £51.80! Needless to say we will not be going there again.

Orders came out wrong, totally missed a curry for one person and when we chased it they came back over to ask him his order again. Ordered popadoms, I didnt get them. Although some broken popadoms did come out in a basket appearing to be for the table. Ive also never had a Korma like the one I got (?) It was nice though and lots of it, the portions were good. Asking to pay separately seemed like the world was ending. They tried to charge most people for stuff they hadnt had. I saw them type in a side dish that i hadnt ordered, i question this and they said it was the same price as the popadoms, they tried to tell me that a popadom (the ones i didnt get) were 2.99 each - 2.99 for a popadom!!! Nah i think they were just making these orders and bills up as they fancied.

We went to the Elvis night and I have to say the restaurant was busy! I understand that this was the 1st time this Indian restaurant had put on such an event. Overall the food was really tasty and staff very helpful but maybe a few tables too many. Elvis did occupy a big. chunk of the floor space so next time they should reduce the numbers to accommodate the entertainment? Would go again for sure.

I’ll start by saying the food is excellent. The service is atrocious. Don’t expect to get what you ordered but expect to pay for things you didn’t. They tried to charge me for 3 beers when I had a bottle of water as I was driving. The organisation is Fawlty Towers level of farce. If they can get on top of that it’ll be one of the best Indians in the South I think.

We went to the Elvis night last night and it was an absolute shambles. The poster claimed it was a 3 course dinner and it wasn't until arriving and seeing the layout that it was a help yourself situation. None of the dishes were labeled (if you have an allergy, you're screwed) and all of it was spicy. Trying to get a drink was a mission and the staff seemed like they had no idea what was going on. It started at 7.30 and we had to wait until 9.45 to join a big queue of people to get the main course (again not labelled and only 3 choices. One lamb one vegetable and one chicken). The layout was ridiculous, tables so close together you could barely breathe or get around, people walking through to get to the toilets kicking your chair and hot skillets that people ordered being carried through close to your face and even chairs being carried above people's heads. There's only 1 women's toilet and it's absolutely gross. Unless you stood up, it was hard to see what was happening as people were standing and recording (not their fault, this was due to the restaurant being clearly over capacity) Avoid this place at all costs.

A marvelous addition to the village eatery options. Brilliant cuisine/staff/atmosphere/prices/ambience and seating choices. Totally recommend all on the menu and whilst smaller than your average restaurant menus the focus is on fresh/vibrant and exciting cuisine - Go on try it!

Well what a refreshing addition to Datchet dining choices! Spices has a real piece of competition now and whilst the Sienna menu is more compact, the dishes and flavours are exquisite. The team that run the show are all tremendously accommodating and nothing is too much trouble. Alex and I love it there!